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Study of first-generation objects in the universe with radio telescopes
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Study of first-generation objects in the universe with radio telescopes
Research Keyword
: radio astronomy, big data, machine learning, AI
Cluster members
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Keitaro TAKAHASHI
Professor, Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University
Japan
Rachel WEBSTER
Professor, The University of Melbourne
Australia
Bart PINDOR
Academic, The University of Melbourne
Australia
Shintaro YOSHIURA
JSPS Researcher, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
Japan
Takuya AKAHORI
Researcher, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
Japan
Takeshi FUKUSAKO
Professor, Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University
Japan
Ryo KATO
Researcher, Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University
Japan
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Cluster of Young Researchers
Ferroelectric Photovoltaics
Next-Generation Design of Building Structures-DfX
Plant Stem Cells and Regeneration
Overcoming Multi-Drug Resistance Breast Cancer for Women’s Health and Quality of Life
Development of Microbially-Aided Carbon Sequestration Technology
Digital Plant Cell Biology
Deep Learning for Hydrology
Study of first-generation objects in the universe with radio telescopes
Separation, Synthesis, and Detection by Means of Ionic Solutes Handling
Advanced Biomedical Evaluation System
Environmentally Promising Processes for Medical and Skincare Nanomaterials
Environmental Diagnosis on Earth Surface Systems
Novel Cancer Medical Technology Using Liquid Biops
Cluster of World-leading Researchers
Development of Nano and Supramolecular Materials
Plant Cell and Developmental Biology
Nano-Organics and Nano-Hybrids
Nano-medicine and Drug Delivery System
Nano-medicine and Theranostics
Multiscale Modeling of Soil and Rock Materials Using X-ray CT
Quantification of Three Dimensional Vascular Network
MicroCT-based Quantification of Fibrosis and Vascularization in Pancreatic Tumor
Advanced Structural Materials
Microstructure Analysis and Grain Boundary Engineering
Structure and Dynamics of Materials Using Quantum Beams and Data-Driven Sciences
Nano-materials for Energy Applications and Environmental Protection
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